Global conferences shape postwar peace hopes
The piece argues world gatherings, notably UNRRA, can forge peace through face to face diplomacy. It highlights UNRRA's Montreal session, leadership of Lehman, the oath of employees, and their neutral, nonpartisan stance. It notes repatriation, Greek and Yugoslav placements, and readiness to aid Greece and Yugoslavia.
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League
Brief radio notes on American pilots and German damage plans
A Tokyo radio says America is short of pilots as many women fly in Pacific battles. The Census Bureau portrays the average American father as 44, married with one or two children. Berlin promises immediate compensation for damage from enemy action and for purchases of new furniture, noting little availability in Germany.
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Roosevelt
Churchill
Eden
Treasury
Morgenthau
America
Pacific
Census Bureau
United States
Berlin Radio
Germany
Occupation of Reich plans outlined by War Dept
Washington reports the war department completed postwar Germany occupation plans. Allies will share occupation duties among US British and Soviet forces and speed up demobilization. Tours of Europe and schooling for GIs are proposed before homecoming.
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Sorbonne
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Army Point
Odd News Tidbits and Quips From Memoir Mirth
A collage of reminiscences and curiosities spans shell fragment legends with a dog tag number, stage anecdotes about Ziegfeld and Wynn, Disraeli and Gladstone quips, FBI tip lines, and sharp capsule critics.
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George McMillan
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Notes of an Innocent Bystander column highlights
A compact review of magazine culture and media figures. Mentions Newsweek Seventeen and Everybody's Digest, plus remarks on American Mercury and John Roy Carlson. Includes quips about Navy secretary Forrestal, Capt. Farrar, and a jailed wall-climber tale from Indianapolis.
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